The Irish standard., 1887-01-15
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I'll Nicollet avenue.
6. i. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick a speciality. 70 unl-
yersitY avenue northeast.
The Crusaders have secured Har-
rnonia hall for an ehnterta rtainment on the
evening Of st. Patrick's Day.
Ifyou want first class coal and wood
call on John Norton, Room u, lem
nle Court. Telephone 314-2. .
Judge Daniel Fish was installed as
new commander Of John A. RaWlins
Post. G, A. r., Tuesday night.
Three cases Of diptheria were re-
ported Wednesday, at 22O 1st st. ~.
1925 10th av. S. and 1914 9th st. 5.
Ring & Tobin, contractors, have
moved their office from liz Hennepln
ave. to the 5th floor of the Boston
Block.
A special wire will be placed in the
Washington Rink by the Associated
Press. land the Sullivan Cardiff tight Will
he telegraphed by rounds.
i. D. Smith, T.. L. Quinn, John Ben
olken. Solomon Fl. Cyrier, Nicholas
Smith, p. Fl. Hurley have been given
places by Chief Stetson in the fire de-
partment.
Get your next fire insurance policy
from r.. ". McGrath, Room IL, Tenn
pie Court, ground floor, Washington
Ayenne entrance. Best rates in the
city. First class companies. r.-. i.
At Rochester, N. Y, Tuesday, Col.
w. S. King paid Hon. John Van Voor-
hees, his principal counsel in the King
Remington suit, a fee Of $4,000. 1t is
stated that the fees of the remaining
counsel are in proportion.
The Jobbers' banquet will take place
the latter part or this month. 1t is
proposed to make the banquet the most
elaborate event of the kind that ha
taken place in the Northwest. Several
distinguished guests will be present.
The entertainment by the East Side
Crusaders will be given tomorrow (Sun-
day. evening instead Of Friday evening,
Jan. IA, as announced in last week S
IRISH STANDARD. The change of date
is made by order of the committee on
arrangements.
n The Academy of Normal Sciences
has elected Dr. a.. T. Elliot, president;
Prof. j. A. Dodge, vice-presiden5; Prof.
G. w. Hall, secretary; Judge Il. II,
Hemiup, treasurer; Miss Gertrude J.
Leonard, corresponding secretary; Prof.
Hall and DR.. W. M. Leonard. trustees.
Patrick Maher, who was shot last
Saturday morning near Mendoza, died
at St. Paul last Monday afternoon.
He could give no. account Of how he
was injured. He left the Bank Of Min
nesota about $50 On Friday night, say
ing he would return in a few minutes.
Ex-Connty Treasurer Matthew Walsh
has secured quarters in the Boston
Block, 5th floor. where he will do busi-
ness hereafter in Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance Matt is well known to
the people Of Minneapolis and will Ger
tainly meet with success in his new
field.
A new feature OF the Minneapolis
wheat trade is the direct shipment of
the grain to the seaboard. The busi-
ness can claim but a month or so Of
existence. Since the trade first deyel-
oped there has been no time that roads
hauling the wheat have had their orders
for cars all filed.
The County Commissioners did a big
days work last Monday. III. A G.
Thompson was selected overseer of the
poor farm and the salary OF the county
physician was fixed at 5000 per annum.
Messrs, Lennon and Swift have in
fused some good blood in to the delib-
ration of the board.
In the matter Of the application of
Rufus Roberts for an injunction re-
Straining the Board OF Education from
paying John Norton for coal delivered
them, Judge Lochren denies the appli-
cation. The assertion that Mr.. Norton
charged for coal not delivered has been
proved malicious and untrue. Messrs.
Gallagher Il Steele appeared for MI.
Norton.
The marriage of Miss Mary Dono-
van to MI. q. T. Expert was solemn
lied at the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception last Tuesday morning
at 8 o'clock. Nr. George Donovan
offeiated as }gS;1omsman, and Miss
Julia Broderick as bridesmaid. After
,partaking Of a wedding breakfast at
the West, the newly married couple
lest for the East on wedding tour.
A very pleasant affair indeed was the
reception tendered the clergymen and
the ST. Paul Crusaders On Wednesday
eveningLl last, after Father Cleary's lee